: dementia , focal intracranial pathology ? There is global cerebral involutional change in keeping with cerebral atrophy . No evidence of lesion or haemorrhage " I am thinking the use of word... View answer

mild cerebral involutional change? what does it mean? any connection to dementia? ... View answer

hi my dad has had a CT scan that revealed deep white matter . mild involutional change... ishamic change.. can you tell me what this means please. thanks. XXXXX ... View answer

Hi my dad had CT scan that showed mild involutional change. And periventricular deep white matter consistent with chronic ishsamic change. The doctor mentioned Alzheimer's and explained it as brain... View answer

My MRI shows a prominence of the ventricles in keeping with involutional change, somewhat more prominent than would be expected for age. I am 59. Whst does this mean? ... View answer

. Global parenchymal mild volume loss is present without hydrocephalus or midline shift. The visualized .... IMPRESSION: Chronic ischemic and involutional changes without acute intracranial process. ... View answer

What does a moderate involutional change and small vessel ischemia on CT signify with regard to considering a diagnosis of vascular dementia in a patient with insidious progressive short tem deficits over a ... View answer

Please can you explain in words that a lay person can understand a CT head result that describes age related involutional changes, extensive bi-lateral ventricular subcortical white matter change ... View answer

My recent CTBrain scan after a serious fall, severe concussion requiring two nights in hospital, showed generalised age appropriate cortical involutional change and deep periventriculat micro-ischaemic ... View answer

My mother had a brain scan. She is 83. It said she had generalised involutional changes, moderate chronic ischemic change and a calcified meningioma of benign appearance. We all think she is in early ... View answer